Rosie Mew

Rosie Mew
Clinical specialist – Sports Specialist Physiotherapist

QUALIFICATIONS: MSc, MMACP, AACP, ACPSM (Gold), Pilates.

Rosie is our Sports Specialist Physiotherapist with over 25 years of working in elite sport. She is based 2 days a week at Bury Street in the city, and 2 days a week for the British Olympic Association, presently working with British Gymnastics.

Rosie has attended 2 Olympics Games, 2 Paralympic Games, 3 Commonwealth Games, 2 Winter Games, and was the Lead Physio for the British Team for the London 2012 Paralympic Games. She has previously worked for England Athletics, England Hockey, GB Table Tennis, GB Bobsleigh, British Ski team, British Swimming, London Irish RFU, London Triathlon and London Marathon and for the English Institute of Sport.

Rosie also has specialist experience in working with Headaches, TMJ, Jaw pain and Head on Neck posture, which are often inter-related. Her brother and father invented Mewing (a worldwide phenomenon of improving tongue posture – which last year has more likes that the Kardashian’s) and with them is trying to change the world on tongue positioning, improving facial form and Jaw, Head and Neck posture.

Rosie qualified from the Royal London in 1993, gained her MSc in 2003 from UCL, is Pilates and Acupuncture trained, and has her Specialist Sports Physio Gold level accreditation since 2008. Rosie has 2 kids and juggles her work around her love of adventure, seeing the world and being a mum.

“I feel lucky to truly love my job and I am passionate about improving people’s posture, strength, ability and returning them to what they love – whether that is pursuing an Olympic medal, eating without pain or walking the dog”.